There are people out there claiming that Yahuwah is the correct name for our God, from the Tetragrammaton YHWH, looking into paleo Hebrew and such, claiming that the V/W of the Tetragrammaton is pronounced OO, and that Yeshua/Jesus should be pronounced the same but with the sound SH added, as in Yahusha, similar to Yahushua but saying that "ua" at the end is an insult meaning "cried out" and that the u and a should be separated by the SH.
People that have claimed this appear to be Messianic Jewish followers and although their arguments for this do stand up in my limited knowledge of Hebrew and their arguments have no internal flaws (at least from what I've seen on the YouTube channels and read in the "Basorah of Yahuwah" translation of the bible's prologue (by the same guy) - but I've read a lot of evidence that Yah is actually an ancient idol, and the names in Hebrew ending with yah should really be ending in yeh, from Ehyeh, and that the Tetragrammaton is based on to be verb in Hebrew, with Ehyeh being a different form of it, or being a kabbalistic addition falsely written into texts - and I've seen how Freemason kaballists use the Tetragrammaton to worship lucifer and to falsely prove that the creator and lucifer are the same being, and so I'm not sure whether the Tetragrammaton is in itself a falsified addition and abomination, or whether is it correct but they have twisted it.
As I say, the people presenting these two names put forward very good arguments for these names, however no actual evidence of them being the correct names, and for all I minis these are either more guess names or cult-like distractions from the truth used to gain a following like "Jehovah" is.
The more information the better, please! And if all you have to contribute is "why does it matter" or "it doesn't matter" then please go contribute somewhere else :)
Please excuse any typos, using an iPad while the laptop is in repair. Bad keyboard: P
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